Hi list,
I have a MAC lab in a windows 2000 network eniroment, the MACs take an automatic IP and work fine but they can't resolve names, the MAC users can only reach resources by suppliying the IP address of the resource (on the windows 2000) even if I put the DNS server IP static on the MAC it
Lessons Learned: Connecting a Macintosh to SBS 2003 Server via SMB:
http://simultaneouspancakes.com/Lessons/archives/2004/12/connecting_a_ma.shtml
What version of Macs?
shereen naser wrote:
Hi list,
I have a MAC lab in a windows 2000 network eniroment, the MACs take an
automatic IP and work
Thanks, i will see if those articles bring me closer to the task.
Meanwhile for those who have touch with .NET, I was taking a cue from
recommendation of the DirectoryEntry class, and decided to run a little
experiment with that class instead; see what it is capable of. The tutorial
logic made it
Dear all, how can I create an msi file from installation files? any tools recommended?
thank you
Sunday, November 27, 2005, 2:20:26 PM, you wrote:
Dear all, how can I create an msi file from installation files? any tools recommended?
thank you
you can use adminstudio from installshield, it's the best i have used (but a $$$ one).
Winstall LE is free but limited to capture an
You will need to have two things - One: A separate
partition in which to install XP into. Two: a DOS-bootable network enabled
floppy to map to a share (in whichan administrative 'dump' of XP has been
done)or shared CD drive on another machine.
After mapping to one of these two, you could
Thank you Mathieu, nothing in/from windows?
On 11/27/05, Mathieu CHATEAU [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sunday, November 27, 2005, 2:20:26 PM, you wrote:
Dear all, how can I create an msi file from installation files? any tools recommended?
thank you
you can use adminstudio from
Making .msi Files:
http://www.windowsitpro.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/21190/21190.html
when setup isn't just xcopy : ClickThrough - simple MSI creation plus
auto-update over RSS.:
http://blogs.msdn.com/robmen/archive/2005/11/08/490448.aspx
Building an Installer Package (.msi) File (Visual
Hello Manjeet,
using Software restriction policies you can only block the
execution of files, however I understand that you want to avoid copying of new
exe-files in the system32 directory.
You could do this with Windows Server 2003 R2 by using File
Screening, but if you apply it to
Stupid question from the SBS AD crowd.
Default tombstone value is 60 days on Win2k3
Default tombstone for new forests on 2k3 sp1 is 180
Translation for us SBS boxes... unless we change it it's 60 days if we
were an RTM SBS box or 180 if we were a SP1 installed box.
For our space down
Hi Susan,
I've seen issues with tombstones sitting around, such as bad written
software who still sees them. The main other reason for finally getting rid
of the tombstones is to free Active Directory space, but that shouldn't be
an issue in a SBS-Domain.
On the other hand I do not see the need
11 matches
Mail list logo
